Sentences with phrase «confining dogs in cages»

The exhibition of recorded acts of animal cruelty — for example, artists confining dogs in cages or placing them on treadmills and encouraging aggression — is cruelty in the second degree.

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«These kennels can legally have hundreds of dogs in one facility, and confine them to tiny, crowded cages for their entire lives, breeding them continuously to produce as many puppies as possible for the pet trade.

Brandy is safe, but hundreds of thousands of dogs like her are still confined in small cages in puppy mills — mass breeding operations that house dogs in terrible conditions, solely to produce puppies for profit.

This is why puppy mills and backyard breeders sell online, because that way, nobody sees the adult dogs who are living in squalor or being confined to tiny cages for their entire lives.

They can be confined in your house inside a large cage, dog crate or cat playpen if you need to restrict their access to other areas of your home.

Such dog crate training problems can also be avoided by ensuring that the dog is not confined in the cage for far too long.

Breeding dogs in such facilities are typically confined to tiny, crowded wire cages and provided with the bare minimum of care required to keep them alive.

Dogs may end up sleeping on cold, hard cement floors; cats may end up confined in wire cages.

Dogs raised in puppy mills or kept confined in small cages for long periods of time also can be difficult to housebreak.

It's unfortunate but true that large - scale commercial breeders and brokers typically confine dogs for their entire lives in tiny, stacked, wire - floored cages, waste falling on them from above, their paws injured by the wire threads, and the female dogs bred continuously to exhaustion.»

Dogs at puppy mills typically receive little to no medical care; live in squalid conditions with no exercise, socialization or human interaction; and are confined inside cramped wire - floored cages for life.

During her years as a breeding dog, Lily (as Theresa named her) had spent all of her days confined to a small, cold wire cage in a dark, foul - smelling barn.

Working in co-operation with dog farmers keen to get out of the trade, HSI has so far permanently closed down eight dog farms where dogs are confined their whole lives in barren metal cages with little food or protection from the harsh climate.

Confine the kittens in a dog crate, cat condo or cage with a small litter box, food, water and something snuggly to cuddle in.

There, officers found 25 dogs, 150 rats, and 130 snakes; most confined to cages and living in their own feces and urine.

Puppy Mills, if you do not know the term yet, define a commercial group of breeders who confine hundreds of dogs in cages for the sole purpose of breeding them for profit until they are no longer useful.

Breeding dogs in puppy mills have no real quality of life, and are often confined to small wire cages for most of their lives with little or no socialization, exercise or veterinary care.

When I was at my local shelter recently dropping off some food, I took a walk through the dog pavilion: lots of bigger dogs, mostly pit mixes or Lab mixes, athletic, high - energy big dogs that I couldn't provide enough exercise for, many of whose cages bore signs saying that they couldn't be confined in a pen because they are athletic dogs who jump Not on people, but over things.

These poor dogs were confined in cramped, barren wire cages with little food and water and no protection from the elements.

- Use multi-species stocking (i.e., sheep and cattle together)- Protect livestock in predator proof enclosures, especially at night - Utilize guard dogs, donkeys, or llamas - Confine ewes & cows during lambing / calving & at night - Provide rabbit wire covered enclosures with fencing buried below ground; rabbit cages are not recommended as they may be attacked through the cage or die of shock as they frantically seek cover.

These are typical problems for a dog confined to a puppy mill; many have health issues that are far worse due to lifelong confinement in cages, never playing, never even going outside to go to the bathroom.

More than 170 dogs and puppies were intensively confined in cramped, filthy, barren wire cages positioned over months of accumulated waste.

A no - kill shelter that will house animals for extended periods of time must be able to provide a cage - free environment.It's not humane to keep cats or dogs confined in cages for prolonged periods of time.

During her years as a breeding dog, Lily spent all of her days confined to a small, cold wire cage in a dark, foul - smelling barn.

Jessie L. Smith, special deputy secretary, Dog Law Enforcement, said, «Under current law, a kennel owner can choose to confine dogs in small, stacked, wire - floored cages with no heat, no opportunity for exercise, and no routine medical care.

The dogs bought and sold at auction are kept confined in cages for their entire breeding lives ~ never getting to run or play with toys or experience affection and companionship.»

The dogs can be confined for years at a time, reduced to lives of constant breeding in dirty, stacked, wire - bottomed cages that are required to be only six inches larger than the dog on all sides, and with few, if any, opportunities to play, be walked, or receive basic grooming or veterinary care.

ARM has documented dogs and cats being confined in small cages and exposed to the extremities of 120 degree heat, with only the blood of other animals to drink.

In 2006, (Detroit Free Press), «the USDA in 2004 opted not to fine Heartland Kennels [a puppy mill in southwestern Minnesota]-- which sent at least 123 pups to local pet shops in 2005 — after citing the facility for repeated violations that included confining dogs to cramped, dirty cages that offer no protection from the wind, rain and snoIn 2006, (Detroit Free Press), «the USDA in 2004 opted not to fine Heartland Kennels [a puppy mill in southwestern Minnesota]-- which sent at least 123 pups to local pet shops in 2005 — after citing the facility for repeated violations that included confining dogs to cramped, dirty cages that offer no protection from the wind, rain and snoin 2004 opted not to fine Heartland Kennels [a puppy mill in southwestern Minnesota]-- which sent at least 123 pups to local pet shops in 2005 — after citing the facility for repeated violations that included confining dogs to cramped, dirty cages that offer no protection from the wind, rain and snoin southwestern Minnesota]-- which sent at least 123 pups to local pet shops in 2005 — after citing the facility for repeated violations that included confining dogs to cramped, dirty cages that offer no protection from the wind, rain and snoin 2005 — after citing the facility for repeated violations that included confining dogs to cramped, dirty cages that offer no protection from the wind, rain and snow.

We do not believe in «kenneling» dogs, because they have spent enough time confined to a cage... we believe that fostered dogs are more loving, comfortable around people and will make the best pets.

In an abusive situation, the dog is often confined to a cage or small area, or kept on a chain so there's no option to run away.

In puppy mills, the breeding dogs are confined in small and cramped cages, fed inadequate diets, and provided with insufficient vet carIn puppy mills, the breeding dogs are confined in small and cramped cages, fed inadequate diets, and provided with insufficient vet carin small and cramped cages, fed inadequate diets, and provided with insufficient vet care.